THE THINGS WE BUILD WITH HAROLD.

Open it.
See how it works.

Get a quote out. Hand a job to the team. Keep a customer up to date. Try the examples, then tell us how it works in your business.

“Go on.
Press things.”

Working interface examples with fictional data. They show the kinds of systems we build; they are not customer results or live AI conversations.

01 / BUILT AROUND THE WORK

Give the quote
a head start.

Capture the brief, assemble the scope and make the commercial decisions visible. Then carry the agreed details into the work.

The result to aim for: less rebuilding every proposal from a blank page.

The site visit is done. The quote isn’t.INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE · FICTIONAL BRIEF & PRICING

“Show me the
messy version.”

YOUR BUSINESS. A LITTLE MORE HAROLD.

Your business.DRAFT 01

Office refit
& network transition

A phased changeover that keeps the team connected.

12 workstations: $1,440
2 meeting rooms: $600
After-hours installation: $480

Example setup · AUD, ex GST$2,520

Ongoing support · separate$290 / month

One thing still needs checking.

Confirm the existing switch. Hardware is excluded until then.

Price & terms need your approvalDraft for review

Inspect the example’s assumptions

Illustrative rates: $120 per workstation, $300 per meeting room, $480 for after-hours installation and $290 per month for optional support. AUD excluding GST. Hardware, travel and scope changes are excluded. These are fictional demonstration prices, not Happy Monkey’s fees.

The calculation responds to your controls in this browser. It is not an AI-generated quote or a proposal sent to a customer.

Build around our sales process ↗

02 / BUILT AROUND THE WORK

The patient has a next step.
The practice has a clear view.

Bring the customer experience and the team’s work into the same system, with permissions appropriate to each person.

The result to aim for: fewer unclear handovers between a request and a person who can help.

PATIENT VIEW / FICTIONAL EXAMPLE

Hello, Alex.
Let’s find a time.

Choose a preferred time for a routine appointment. The practice will confirm availability.

Your preference Weekday morning Weekday afternoon

I’m happy for the practice to contact me about this request.

Preview only. Nothing is sent or booked.

Practice workspaceTEAM VIEW

A request.
Ready for a person.

Patient: Alex · fictional example
Preference: Weekday morning
Contact permission: Not selected
Next step: Preview the patient’s request to see the handover.

An appointment is only confirmed by the practice.

Build around our practice or customer journey ↗

03 / BUILT AROUND THE WORK

A handover with
the important bits attached.

Turn an agreed scope into work the team can pick up, with dependencies that stay visible until they are resolved.

The result to aim for: fewer jobs delayed by a detail everyone thought someone else had checked.

TRY THE HANDOVER / FICTIONAL JOB

What does the team
need before they go?

Scope reviewed with the customerAfter-hours access confirmedExisting switch compatibility checked

Tick a check to see how the handover changes.

Office refitJOB / EXAMPLE 014

Two things
before the team goes.

1 of 3 checks complete · preparation needed

Job owner: Installation lead
Agreed constraint: Keep the network live during changeover.
Next step: Confirm site access and the existing switch before scheduling.

These controls change this example only. Readiness here is a checklist demonstration; it does not claim the physical work is complete.

Untangle one of our handovers ↗

04 / BUILT AROUND THE WORK

Prepare it once.
Review it where it’s going.

Build an editorial workspace around your knowledge, drafts and channels. Give the person approving the content a proper view of the final version.

The result to aim for: a clear path from an idea to an approved piece of communication.

Website previewDRAFT / NOT PUBLISHED

NEWS FROM YOUR BUSINESS

Support after
the setup.

Our new support service gives your team a place to ask for help after the installation is finished.

We’ll agree the systems covered, support hours and how to reach us before the service begins.

Explore the service ↗

Coverage and terms still need approval.

Build our publishing workspace ↗

05 / BUILT AROUND THE WORK

Put Harold
on your website.

Harold.js brings the real Harold service into a website, with reviewed knowledge, a conversation and a consented handover to your team.

The result to aim for: a visitor gets useful context and your team receives a brief they chose to share.

your-website.html

<script src="https://www.heyharold.ai/v1/harold.js">
</script>
<script>
  Harold.init({
    key: 'YOUR_SITE_PUBLIC_KEY',
    mode: 'read',
    analytics: 'off'
  });
</script>

Your installation key is issued for your website. The placeholder above is not an active key.

Your knowledge.
A useful conversation.

Give Harold the right context.
Reviewed pages and the business knowledge you choose to make available.
Let the visitor explore.
Harold answers from that context and makes missing information clear.
Offer a handover.
The visitor reviews their brief and chooses whether to share it with your team.

Check this site’s conversation ↗

NOW PUT YOUR BUSINESS IN THE PICTURE.

Your process.
Your customers.
Your Harold.

We bring the software, AI and infrastructure. You bring the bit of your business you know could work better.

Start with that ↓

YOUR BUSINESS GOES HERE.

“Could Harold
help us with…”

Tell us what happens today. The double handling, the missed opportunity, the idea you keep coming back to.

We’ll start with the bit that would make the biggest difference.

Very interested.
Terrible at small talk.

Hey HaroldLet’s give that idea somewhere to go.

Checking whether Harold’s website conversation is available.

When connected, your message is processed by Happy Monkey’s Harold service. You choose whether to share a brief and contact details for a follow-up. Privacy

Open it.
See how it works.

Give the quote
a head start.

Office refit.
A few things to remember.

Office refit
& network transition

The patient has a next step.
The practice has a clear view.

Hello, Alex.
Let’s find a time.

A request.
Ready for a person.

A handover with
the important bits attached.

What does the team
need before they go?

Two things
before the team goes.

Prepare it once.
Review it where it’s going.

Support after
the setup.

Hello, Alex.

Put Harold
on your website.

Your knowledge.
A useful conversation.

Your process.
Your customers.
Your Harold.

“Could Harold
help us with…”

Move the busywork.

Open it.See how it works.

Give the quotea head start.

Office refit.A few things to remember.

Office refit& network transition

The patient has a next step.The practice has a clear view.

Hello, Alex.Let’s find a time.

A request.Ready for a person.

A handover withthe important bits attached.

What does the teamneed before they go?

Two thingsbefore the team goes.

Prepare it once.Review it where it’s going.

Support afterthe setup.

Hello, Alex.

Put Haroldon your website.

Your knowledge.A useful conversation.

Your process.Your customers.Your Harold.

“Could Haroldhelp us with…”

Open it.
See how it works.

Give the quote
a head start.

Office refit.
A few things to remember.

Office refit
& network transition

The patient has a next step.
The practice has a clear view.

Hello, Alex.
Let’s find a time.

A request.
Ready for a person.

A handover with
the important bits attached.

What does the team
need before they go?

Two things
before the team goes.

Prepare it once.
Review it where it’s going.

Support after
the setup.

Put Harold
on your website.

Your knowledge.
A useful conversation.

Your process.
Your customers.
Your Harold.

“Could Harold
help us with…”